No longer must students in rural Utah be denied the opportunity to take physics, chemistry, computer science or an esoteric language simply because the local district can not afford teachers for courses with small enrollments. (educationnext.org)
We see three primary arguments against the funding of phantom students: First, by continuing to fund phantom students, states ensure that districts won't restructure expenditures for smaller enrollments. (educationnext.org)
Tuition payment plans are usually interest - free, though there may be small enrollment fees to pay. (protective.com)